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Old Farmer’s Almanac Unveils NB Winter Forecast

The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its long range forecast for the upcoming winter in New Brunswick – and if you like snow and cold this could be the winter for you.

Managing Editor Jack Burnett says solar science and sun spots are behind their weather forecasts which are typically 80 percent accurate.

Burnett says while it may be a traditional winter, it likely won’t get underway until late December.

“With temperatures below normal and precipitation trending a little bit above normal and of that precipitation more of that in the form of snow.

Burnett expects the coldest periods will be late December, January and mid-February and snowiest periods in the second halves of December, January and February.

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